Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-06-22
FROM SATURDAYS DAIly.

FROM SATURDAYS DAIlY. A rise ID mercury Is noted. Geo. w Sines returned from Walnut Grove yesterday. NC. Sheckles and 0. E. Place hay, gone 10 the BrAdshaws. Attorney General Goodrich came in from the south yesterday. Mr-. J. E. Osenburg and three ohil- dren lei, for California to-day. Services Al the usual hours tomorrow at the Marina St. Medothist church. w l.. Van Horn, an attorney of Flag staff, arrived yesterday, to attend court The train was three hours late to- day, owing to tardiness of A. X. P. trains Quite a number oi Prescott people talk of going 10 kingman ,o celebrate the 4th
 The grand jury submitted iis final report this morning and wa' dis charged.
 New potatoes 4s cts. lb. retail; 1 cts. by the sack; caulifiow-rs 10 cts A 10. at the Prescott Garden.
 Yavapai and Yuma counties have each lady member o. their board oi examiners for school certificates.
 Ed~ard A. Roberts has filed sixteen location notices of mining claims in the Cataract district for record.
 Robert Grigsby came up from Walnut Grove las, evening. He will move his family to Prescott again in q .ew days.
 A motion for a new trial in the Verde case. oi Strahan ys. Fitzpatrick. WAS ar gued and submitted 10 the court yester- day.
 General J. :. Mason and wife, Capt. F.. B. Robertson and others from Whip pie, returned yesterday from their visit to the Grand Canyon.
 Doc" Fosters freight wagon, en route To Walnut Grove, together with 4 considerable portion of il. contents was burned a few days ago.
 Mrs. R. B. Watkins, wife of Lieuten- ant Watkins, recently in charge Oi the Signal Service office at Whipple, died in Connellsville, Indiana, recently.
 Hon. A. W. Callen (Old Grizzly ar rived yesterday from the East, bought a wagon load of supplies, at J. ]. Fishers, and left for his Placeritas mining camp.
 Two men accused of cattle stealing, who were bound over by Judge Tinker, of Flagstaff. and who were unable 10 furnish the required bonds. were brought 10 Prescott yesterday.
 NIT. Donnely, chief clerk of the land department Of the Atlantic & Pacific railroad, has made selections 0. over 3OO!OO0 acres of land in this county for that company.
 No services at the Baptist church this evening. The revival meetings will be continued tomorrow Preach. ing morning and evening. At 3O r m. children. meeting will be held
 The demurrer in the case of the Ter ritory vs. Joseph Dickson, interposed by Colonel Eggers, was sustained by the court, to-day, and the defendant was discharged from custody.
 Blake Reynolds, son of Diamond Jo R~yne,ds owner oi the Del Pasco gold works, is in town. MT. Reynolds has charge of his fathers business in the Bradshaw mountains.
 Services at the Baptist church. to- morrow. ]. follows Preaching At Il a. nl. and p. III. Childern's meeting ot , 30 p. m. The ordinance of Bap- tism will be administered at Roger-' ice pond. on South Montezuma street, at 10 o'clock a. III. To all of these ser vices all are invited.
 Argument Oh A demurre! io the com plaint in the case ot the Territory ". E. J. Cook and bond-men, 10 recover money due from him as county treasu- Ter, was made before Judge Wright in the district court to-day. The Terri tory was represented by Attorney Gene ral Goodrich. and MT. Cook by Rush, Wells < Howard.
 While being little previous in an- nouncing Judge HaIledine's return to Albuquerque. the Democrat gave him the following neat compliment: Judge Hazledine has been solicitor for the Atlantic < Pacific railroad over four years, and hi. vigilance in behalf of the company during all that time is deserv- ing oi the highest praise. His manage ment of the legal affairs oi the road has stamped him as one of the ablest rail- road lawyers in the southwest" FRoN MoNOAY's DAILY.
 Rain signs have disappeared.
 Jack i. booming his Prescott Garden.
 Big load of passengers arrived yester- day.
 Picnic parties were out in force yes terday.
 Mrs. Chas. Ryall. of Camp Verde, is in town.
 The city waterworks had 6s custom CTS in May.
 The weather. on Sunday. was a scorcher.
 Heavy thunder Sunday morning, but no rain.
 Mrs. c. A. Bray went up to Flagstaff on Saturday.
 A. A. Moore has well in his corral
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